Cambridge Engineers Call for Support in Dementia Device Innovation

Supersense Technologies, a Cambridge-based start-up, is seeking 100 participants with dementia to trial their SenS2 hub, a device designed to help maintain independence without using cameras or microphones. The device, which monitors movement and home conditions, is a finalist for the Longitude Prize on Dementia, aimed at developing technology to aid those with the disease. The initiative highlights the potential of AI-driven solutions to support dementia patients and alleviate care demands, with the Alzheimer's Society backing the prize to encourage such innovations.